War of the Wizards (The World of Lone Wolf, Book 4)

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Summary: Incredible Adventure!!
Review: Grey Star has his work cut out for him. As the finale of the series, Dever and Page really went the full nine yards to create a quest that is not only suspenseful, but challenging. I would have to say that my favorite moment is when you are being chased by a thousand ugly demons and your horse is put out of commission. You are left with two options: run 20 miles to safety, or die! There are new challenges around every corner. I wish that more of this series was written.

Rating:
Summary: An excellent story! 1-05-99
Review: I first read the book two years ago when I found it at a used book store. I recently have gone back to the book and tried to go through diffrent paths in the story. The story was fantastic! With the excellent choices you can make in the story and an excellent battle system which makes it almost feel like a role-playing video game. Unlike other role playing story books which either have good story or an excellent battle system, this one is the only one I found to have both!

Rating:
Summary: excellent!!!
Review: the whole series is great! I wish there were as many sequels as in the original lone wolf series!

Rating:
Summary: Great Story and Great Game!
Review: This game has an excellent RPG system and storyline.
I like the 'random # table' and 'combat results table' Dever uses in this book (and other RPG books of his). The book is just like a video game with all the options that you can do (Which makes those "Choose Your Own Adventure Books" I played as a kid a big joke) and many options in the battles (fight, cast a spell from your staff, flee, use item, etc.). The story is gets a little complex as your character uses his newfound powers of the moonstone to defeat an evil wizard in book 4.

Rating:
Summary: Great Story and Great Game!
Review: This game has an excellent RPG system and storyline.
I like the 'random # table' and 'combat results table' Dever uses in this book (and other RPG books of his). The book is just like a video game with all the options that you can do (Which makes those "Choose Your Own Adventure Books" I played as a kid a big joke) and many options in the battles (fight, cast a spell from your staff, flee, use item, etc.). The story is gets a little complex as your character uses his newfound powers of the moonstone to defeat an evil wizard in book 4.